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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHs.
Movement. Of People About 4

Movements of People About u.
Mrs. Belle Mayer, of Terra Alta,
is visiting at her fathers, Col. D. f.
Byers.-PlaiHdtdler.
G. f. Ellis, Esq, of Newburg was
in town (Friday), for the purpose of
checking up his bank account with The
Relief Committee on the Newburg
shaft horror. Mr. Ellis has paid out
nearly 81 900 on account of that fund
and his accounts checked up salts
factorily.-Sentinel.
George Sbafrer, Jr., who has been
quite sick with scarlet fever is getting
along nicely. There are no new cases
Of this dreadful disease in the town.
Eagle.
Hon. Jno. p. Jones was in town
Monday.
John Cooke, Esq, of Housewife
was in town Monday on bU siness.
Jesse Spahr, who is employed in
tanning at Davis, is at home on visit.
Mrs. Rev. Wilson and daughter, of
Illinois were visiting relatives and
friends in KingwOOd. Mrs. ". is a
daughter of Israel Shafer, Esq.
g. Y. Bishop was in Grafton last
Tuesday.
Elias Lantz, who 70 carrying on an
extensive boot and shoe making trade
at Davis, came home on Sunday for
a weeks visit.
Junior Brown and Luther Swear.
ingen left Monday morning for the
Wilds OF Randolph county where they
expect TO spend some time hunting
Junior is q member Of the hunting
club that has leased large tract Of
land in that and adjoining counties
for hunting grounds.
George Wslls, who has been at
home in Grant district for almost
week returned home yesterday.
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The small boy had plenty OF fun on
Monday. An organ.grinder and his
wife made their appearance on our
streets about noon and sSrcnaded our
citizens with Sweet Bye and Bye
until IL grew monotoAous aud the 8.
BIS pennies were exhausted. The
best performance, although not 'on
the bills was the dancing of the wo-
man and Enos Wolf and John Greas-
er, which brought down the house,
and a liberal contribution from the
crowd. The way the old lady would
waltz up 10 an individual and ask
for money was enough To make one
laugh for a week.
A large hotel and several cottages
will be erected at once by a company
about seven miles from Morgantown.
The Clarksburg Telegram and the
Kingwood ARGUS comes to us regu-
larly each week In half.sheets. Post.
The subscription list of the ARGUS
has been increasing SO rapidly that
We were compelled to send half sheets
to our exchanges. Preston people
realize the fact that the ARGUS is al
ways up 10 the times with the news
and want it in order to keep posted.
Why, bless your soul. Nelse, they
like this paper so well that they Inn.
agine it Is absolutely necessary to
have it in order to prosper, and next
to the Bible it is the best reading
they can get.
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue oi a deed OF trust executed
by NJ. Ashford linn and AmericS ZinR,
to Wm.G Brown on the l0th dav Of June,
1885, and recorded IN trust iced book Nc.
Go, In the Office OF the clerk nf the cor nty
court df Preston county. West Va, the
Undersigned trustee viii, at tho Dlaoe
where the mill, &C., mentioned i'm said
deed Of trust now stand. near tho town
OF ReedSville, Preston county, w. Va,
beginning at o'clock, p IN, on the
2ist DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887,
sell ut public auction to the highest bid
der, the following described property con-
veyed by said deed Of trust, to@it;
A PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,
together with the engine. boiler, pumps,
saws, bolb. cRrrlageA, fixtures Hnd APP
purtenances thereto belonging. Said saw
mill II OF the A. Is. Farquahr manu- fac
turc, and ~ now located near IlIe SAID
town Of Reedsvillo.
TERMS or SALE.--The said proper v
will loo sold for one-third ca.h, and the
remainder In two equal annual payments,
the purchaser giving interest bearing
notes with approved per onal security
Tor the deferred payments.
Oct %. 1887, WIN. q. BRowN,
10 u Trustee.
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Seriously Burned.

Jennie Martin, a young woman
employed at Henry Copemans met
with a painful accident on last Sat.
urday. Wishing to build q FIRE un-
der a kettle in the yard to do some
washing, she took a shovel full of hot
Goals from the kitchen stove and
started to go into the yard when the
wind blew spark against her dress
setting it on fire. Before the Gre
could he extinguished her clothing
was almost consumed aud the flesh
burned badly. She was assisted
into the house where she received
every attention until a physician
could be summoned. She is at this
writing still suffering but is thought
to be out OF danger.
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Dyspepsia Is dreadful. Disordered live
or is misery. indigestion Is a foe to good
nature.
me humHn digestive apparatus ~ one
Of tho most COMPLICATED and ugo,,lc 60, 4
things In existence. IL is easily put out
Of order P''
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy E,od.
bad cookery, lnontal worry, late tours'
irregu lar habits, and many other things
Whlch ought not ~ be, have made tie
American people a nation OF dvsnentlcv
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work in reforming this sad
business and making tho American peo-
pie 90 healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
henem happiness without
health. But Green's AuOust Fioc,or
brings health and happiness to the d. spep-
tlc. ASK your druggist for a bottle. Sew.
onty-hvo cents.
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Died, on Stemple's Ridge, October
II, 1887 David Rinehart, aged rs
years. month and 6 days. Uncle
David was one of the oldest inhabi.
tants OF Preston county. He was the
father Of a large family all of whom
with one exception, live in this coun.
". Besides his children he leaves
an aged wife to mourn her loss, Re.
qUiescat IN pace.
At the same place and date, Allen
Sylvanus, infant son OF Frank Cal
hOun, aged two months.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Cornelia
+. Allen, sister Of Judge Geo. ". jeff
ers, died after nm illness Of but a few
days. Mrs. Allen was in cool health
week ago, but was unfortunate
enough to take severe coll, which
developed into acute pneumonia.
which resisted all the efforts of her
physicians and eliminated in her
death, as stated above.
Mrs. Allen was the widow Of the
late DR.. Allen, who, it will be remem.
bered, accepted the chair of Physiol.
ogy and Hygiene at the State Uni.
versity about FIVE years ago, and who
died ut Morgantown about eleven
months ago. Mrs Allen was much
respected by a wide circle OF &C
qusintances, and had host of warm
friends, who will be panied to hear Of
her unexpected death.
The funeralwill take place from
the residence OF her brother to.mor.
row afternoon at 2 o'clock. - Register
Of Monday.
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County and State News.

Subscribe for the Argus.
Stationery at the postofice.
We do all kinds OF job work at
this ofics.
ShepherdstOwn is organizing new
building association.
Look out for a wedding in King
wood in the near future.
Fire was seen over on the noun.
tain last Monday evening.
Logan is the only county in the
State without a newspaper.
There are 75.OcO barrels of salt
about Pomeroy awaiting a rise in the
river.
Where have our correspondent gone
tor We would like to hear from you
again.
George Thomas gave a shooting
match on the Thomas farm near town
last Saturday.
One hundred and FIVE persons at
tended the N. E. sunday-school at
this place last Sunday.
Snow fell at this place last Friday
and now, the small boy is engaged
in Frightening up the runners of his
sled.
Israel Staley, colored, will in a few
days have his photograph gallery here
ready TO do all work in his line of
business.
First quarterly meeting will be held
In the NJ. f. Church, this place, next
Saturday and Sunday by the Presid.
ing Elder.
Some rascal cut the throat Of a
horse belonging to Mrs. Granville
Goodwin, Of Taylor county, a few
days ago.
Capt. Murdock has for sale at the
postOfhce nice line Of plain and
fancy stationery which he is selling
at rock bottom prices.
The Haymakers won the National
Guard Team match, and took fourth
place IN The All-Comers' match at
Cbicago.-Oaklan RepWbIican.
Our imp Is the champion hunter
in this neck o. woods He was out
shooting all day last Saturday and
killed one sparrow and ground
squirrel.
The frame Of Jas. L. Stones addi-
tion to his house is up and will soon
be ready 70 occupy. It adds mate.
rally to the appearance OF his real.
dence.
Mrs, Kemble is having a new foun-
dalton put under her residence on the
corner Of Main and Price streets, and
will also have IL thoroughly repaired
and rooted with tin.
An alarm Of Ere was sounded Tues
day morning on the west end Of Main
street. 1t proved 10 be some paper
burning that had been in the chimney
Of Mrs.. Matte Parks residence. No
damage was done other than soaring
She family pretty badly.
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Judicial Sale.
inc. O.whetsolI. Guard'n ,&c.,)
VS. } Eouifv.
A. y. Bucklsw, Of vi,

Jno. o.Whetsoll, Guard ,&c.,)
VS. } Ecuffv
A. y. Bueklsw, Of vi,
Ny virtue % decree rendered by the
circuit conrt % Preston county, in the
shove styled cause, on tho 18th dav OF
August 1887, tbs undersigned special
commissioner Will, ON
Monday, the 18th Day Of November. 1887.
ct the front door N Tho Courthouse in
kingwood, W Va, tho sumo being q
eouri day oner for sale Il public auction
% ne highest responsible bidder. the
tract OF land in the bill ana PROCEEDINGS
tn said cause mentioned, FREQ aud acoi,it
Of the widows dover therein. This a.
same tract ~ land ~ which tho ialo
james X. =. Bucklew died rpizof. and
upon which he resided at the time Of his
death. II Is situate in Portland district
Preston county, West Va, aud contains
shout
FORTY-ETGHT ACRES.
There is q house on said land, and e. "a
IN every way desirable piece OF reaitv
TERMS or SALE.-Snnicient cash In
hand 20 pay costs az suit and proper
charges for sale, and tho residue uror o.
credit Of o, - and IS months. Tho MIR
chaser executing Interest bsaring note
WIN approved security E)r tho deferred
payments.
VIZ. q. Brown. Special Com'r.
Bond ADD security has beed Viven bv
said commissioner ~ required by law.
D274 'NiiH OHH ~
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A good milch COW belonging TO
Charlie Fawcett died to day.
The cOmponents Of Laxador are
daily prescribed by the ablest ply
sicians Of the land. It is nonpareil
for loss Of appetite and debility.
Price % cts.
Perfect health can be assured Ia
the baby by judiciously using DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Sold everywhere
for 25 cents q bottle.
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Gilbert Junior, infant son and only
child Of Thomas and Alice Braham.
died Oct. 10, 1887, aged 2 months and
8 days.
AS vernel flowers that scent the morn
But wither in the rising day,
Thus lovely was the infant dawn,
Thu swiftly Aed bis life away.
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To George w. Skidmore

Take notice that I shall ON the 18th day
Of November. 1887 at the Office OF p. j.
CTo5an inkiBgwood Preston county, WVn
D1tW cen tue hours OF q, m. and @ p, m.
OF that day. proceed TO take the deposi-
tons Ct vii tln Burns, Richard Keller
and others 90 bo read as evidence on my
hehelf In acertHin suit i'm ohancery pend
ing In tho Circuit court ld the said coun-
~ of Preston, &horein you are defendant
aud ] am p'aintin. And if f-Oh any
cause tho taking Of the sid deposltions
bonot commenced ON that day, or II com
menced and not concluded on that day, ,
the taking Of tito saneswili DO continued
from day To day, and from timo to time
at the same place and betv cen the same
honrs, until the same shall bs completed.
PERMELIA SKIDM NE,
by her Attorney, Jas. III. Carroll.
kingwOOdg w. Va. October 10, 1887.
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ICT0R SAFE & LOCK CO., Cincinnati, o.
Trustees Sale.

BY Write ~ decd Of TRAIT dated
April 1, 1852 and recorded IN the clerk's
OfiiOe Of the county court " Preston
county. w. Va, in trust book No 90
pago 80 notice II hereby 81 zen that tbt
trustee Vii. on
MONDAY, nov g, 1887,
before the front door Of the court-house
in said courty, offer Tor sale for cash I'm
hand, the two tracts ~ land meuiioneu
10 trust, viz Ono of SO acres purchased
Of Elisha ~ Hagans end % acrss puf-
chased from James TrOwbridge, being
tho sSn0 land Ou which John r., Miller
nov resides. except 80 acres of tho land
purchased from asid Trowbridgo wLicl
II reserved by said trust
D. =. MORRIS,
Oct. Z5s 81. Trustee
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" EST VIRGINIA, S..

W ESI virginia, S.;
At Ruies held Ia tho Clerks ohice
Of The CirCGh Court Of Preston county.
on The first Monday Of October, 1887.
PeTmelia Skidmoro
W. Is EoUTTy
George w. Skidinofe
Tie object Of this suit In to obtain a d.
YOTce q ViHc'tiO mdtrintJIl6
And Il appearing that diligence has
been used ou behalf of the plaintiff IN as
certain in what county tho defendant 10,
without elect, hv 10 therefore, hereby re-
quired To appear beTs Within one month
after the Bis Publication hereof and do
what ~ necessary To protect his Interests
borein. Aud on motion OF the plainun
10y his counsel II Is ordered that tho fore
g0iHB DO Published IN The West Virginia
Argus, weekly newspaper published
in this county, A cOpy-Testf
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
J. II. CARROLL, Counsel for plaintiff.
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Societies.

kntSh, Of PythiaS.- Lodge mee's every
Tuesday svoEing at their hall over Al
briEht's store.
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-. q .. rIus Table.

Trains leave Tunnelton station as
EolloWst
GOING EAST.
Ne SS-Aeoom ALL IN
[Aail 6tlS n IN
l+S-Way 1895 q IN
@haU 1884 m
S-ExPress l:25 p IN
oz-Aoeom 5 40 y m
S-Ash l0:45 p m
GOING WEST.
Ne t-AaN 5:45 m
1l-AocoM l0:45 a IN
H-EKPross 1910 m
I1-Way LIS m n1
MAIL 6:47 m
SS-Accom 1909 n mn
i--ExPresS iOi25 . IN
NsG 2, 6. S and do not stop.
MN. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Manager.
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Judicial Sale.

Judicial Sale.
Bishop 4 Messenger
w.
$. o. FrNley, ct AL,
(. f. Vickory
w.
=. q, kraley,
aud
Sarah E. letters
:, O. Fraley.
ny virtue ~ decree of tho circuit
rendered ia tho above styled causes. at
the August term, lSST. the uudsrsiE ned
special commissioners will, on
Monday, the 2sth Day Of New mber, 1887,
at the front door OF tho conrt-house. in
kiugwood. w. Va. (the same being n
court day), oil r for sale To- tho hiubo.t
responsible binder tho two tracts of land
In the bills, petition and proceedings at
the above causes mentioned. Tno first
tract consists OF
81 a 3o-l6o ACRES,
being tho sqme that was conveyed by
James Messeug,r To = q. Ffalay by deed
dated July IA, 1888, and OF record IN the
ottire OF the clerk ot the county court of
NteNlNn county. ~ " ShuAto on the wa
ters of Spruce run, la Portland district.
Preston county, ". Va. adjoining the
lands at Edmund wbit0hair, James Mes
senger and others. There are about three
acres cleared, has a small dwelling house
thereon, and In smooth, nice land. Tue
other tract contains
FIFTY ACRES,
being the Same land that Was conveyed
by Philip NJ. Michael to n. q. Fraley, by
deed bearing date The 2Sth day Of May,
1881. This land ~ nearly all cleared aud
has thereon good dwelling house. barn,
and necesSary out-buildings. IL is beau
tiiul TRACT -: land. lying ono mile north
west OF Terra Alta, w. Va, AID Joins the
lands of Geo. w. Burke william Elliott
and the heirs of VIM. B. Crane, deco.
TERMS oF SALR.--So much cash In
hand as may be sufficient To pay coS's Of
suit and expenses OF sale, aud tine residue
upon credit 81 one, two aud threa care,
the purchaser executing interest bearipE
notes with approved s. curity for the de-
trred payments OF purchase money.
WIN, q. BRowN,
j, A. BRowN,
Special Com'rs.
Bond and security has been given by
said commissioners a. required by law.
Test SMITH GRAMS.
10 "a Clerk.
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. 90. OAarch NStiees.
Rss6yterian Caurch-Rev. Samuel era
ks.~, Pastor. Preaching every alternate
Sabbath At 1890 u. m and 1880 p. m. sun
day school nc p. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 1880 y. m.
BuPtist CAwreh.-So regular pas tor at
PrsssnL
A. n \. Cs.reh-No regular pastor at
present.
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Russell REAGHY.

ROCKVILLE, W. VA.
Keeps all kinds Of Dry Goods, No
lions, Boots and shoes, Hats Caps
and everything usually kept in a
6rst-class country store. The best
OF wheat and buckwheaL -four and
salt constantly on hand.
Prices a. low as any other store in
the county, and goods are
JUST AS REPRESENTED.
Call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere. tO6Iy.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue OF decd OF trust exe1 tied
by Patrick r. Garfield to VIM. G. Brown
on the Goth day of June 1877, AMI record
ell In trust deed book No 90 la the clerks
Office OF tho county court OF Preston
county, w. Va, the undersigned trustee
will, on the
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All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO me over sixty days will
please call and settle by cash or note.
Very truly,
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These are well-known ami thoroughly
reliable instruments. -hsVo the metal
stop knob, which adds very much to tho
appearance of au organ. -Handsomu
caso-pure, sweet tome.
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Trains leave TunneltOn station as
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-17
An AnnapOlitan Boy.

Mr. w. Willard Kalmey, for many years
connected with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, this city, and recently
engaged with the same company in Balti.
more, is now holding position of opera
tor in the same company at Jacksonville,
Florida. He writes to the CAPITAL
as follows: Feeling an interest in my
native place, and desiring to keep posted
on all that is going on in the Ancient
City" know of no better medium to
give me the desired information than the
EVENING CAPITAL, and therefore inclose
you postal order for the same. The wealth
er is delightful here compared to that in
the Northern cities. The thermometer has
not reached the hundred notch this sea-
son, while the nights are delightful. Am
enjoying the best of health, and would
advise any one in search of health to come
to Jacksonville, Florida.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-17

Fully hundred small vessels lay along
Pratt street wharf yesterday loaded with
watermelons, which came chiefly from
Anne Arundel. Wicomico and Dorches-
ter counties. The best and largest ones
came from Anne Arundel, and, as an old
captain said, Its the size all the time
that sells the melon" The melons are
coming up in large quantities and the
market for them is stocked The prices
were: Cuttings, $3.50; prime. 5a$6, and
selects, Sa$10 hundred. Peaches still
continue to arrive in small quantities -
The B. S. Ford. Captain Clark, from the
Chester and Corsica river routes, brought
up 600 boxes of fair sized peaches yester-
day morning. The Emma Ford, from the
Chester river, also brought up 400 boxes.
The peaches readily BROUGHT from -. 80
TO So box. The Enoch Pratt and Ida,
OF the Maryland Steamboat Company,
also brought up about 260 boxes from the
Wicomic0 and Choptank routes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-17
A BYLAW.
Imposing City Tax for 1887.

SECTION /, Be it Established and Or
ddiaed By the Mayor, Counsellor and AZ
dermen Of the City Of annapolis, and by
authority of the Same, That a tax of
eighty cents be and is hereby imposed on
each one hundred dollars of the assessable
property of the City of Annapolis for the
year one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-seven, to. be col ected pursuant TO
the law of the State of Maryland and the
ordinances and by laws of tnisCorporation
Sc. 2. ARd be % .jurther Established
and Ordained By the authority aforesaid,
That out of the amount named in the first
section of this by law, the sum of five
cents on each QUO hundred dollars of said
assesseble property be and the same is
hereby set apart for the sinking fund to
redeem the bonds of the city of Annapolis
as required by the Act of Assembly of
1870, chap. 202, and it shall be the duty
of the Collector and Treasurer to collect
said sum of five cents so set apart to the
sinking fund separately, and to keep sepa
rate the receipts on account thereof and
to deposit the same to the credit of the
commissioners of the sinking fund in the
Farmers National Bank of Annapolis,
and to receive on account thereto nothing
but current money of the United States,
and the same shall be applied under the
direction of the said commissioners only
for the redemption of City Bonds.
SEC. 3. And be 10 further Established
and Ordained By the authority aforesaid,
That the Collector and Treasurer be and
is hereby directed to express upon the
tax bills for the year one thousand eight
hundred and eighty seven, that seventy
five csnts thereof, arc for the ordinary ex.
penses of the city and pay ment of its float
ing debt and cents for the sinking fund
Sec. 5. ARd be IL further Established
and Ordained By the authority Gsoresdid,
That this bylaw shall take effect from the
date of its passage.
Passed August 8th, 1887.
A. CLAUDE, Mayor.
Test:-ELIHU S. RILEY, Clerk. SI63t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-17
The Practice Shin.

The practice ship Constellation. with
the naval cadets has arrived inside the
capcs, and 1t is thought will reach the
when the cadets will be granted thirty
"Phlox," Capt. Perry, will leave the
Naval Academy to morrow with stores
and mails for the cadets 1t is said to be
not unlikely that there may be an investi-
cation when the ship returns, CROWN out
of alleged hazing cases among cadets dur
the vessel, including the youngsters who
entered the Academy last May, who were
doubtless the victims of the reported haz-
ing scrape.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-17
Personal Mention.

Mr. Lemuel Baldwin, composition on the
htimore american Is visiting his aunt,
Ms. 5. +. Brooks, Prince George street.
Mr., Geo. L. Smith, of Frederick, Md,
kyisiting friends on Market street, this
city
Miss Alice Kaiser, of Washington city,
kvisiling Mrs. j. I. Barber, on Prince
George street.
Mr. Frank Neale, OF the War Depart.
nent, Washington, ID. g., is summering
a Easiport, Horn Pointl
Mr. John Golfer, of the Salvation Army
Corps Washington, is visiting friends in
his city.
Mt Geo. c. Hildt route agent for the
Adams Express Company, was in town
oday looking after the business of the
company,
Mr. ]. d. Sauerberg, Cigar Manufac.
larer, Of Baltimore was in the city to-day
boxing around among his trade, of which
ae has a large share here, and reports
business very good in his line.
Rev, Dr. ]. H. Dashiell, former pastor
lhe First NJ, +. Church this city, is
,Nhpg his daughters herc-Mrs. John
iselaad and Mrs. l.. s. Clayton.